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Spots opened strong and closed steady. mid.
ding. Ioc sales, iii bales Quotations
wcrcas follows Ordinary, IKE good orlina.
~. l3-iCc. low mddlinr. csc. midiling,
ia; good middling. 10 aiOc; middling isIr
lose fair, liNc.
Futures opcncd buoyant and closed steady,
a. follows November 10 lOCtl0i& Drccm.
Der, iousGtioUi January. ~ iG@ioiG Feb.
ruary, logaioei March, iOWdlu -.
April, lOS5@ioa, May, ioi5tio a. June,
1882 July, 1857 diois August ioG1t
1908 Sales, 2lS,UiO bales.
NV ORLEANS
The spot market olenci firm aud closed
firm. middlinr p'sr silcs. Galo bales.
Quotations wcrr ~ follow, Ordinary, 5'.c,
god ordinary, $50. low middlinF, o'.c,
middling o'sc. rood middling p'sc.
Futures opcncl drm and closed steady,
a. follows November pSHo 81. prcvmbcr
oM@a5s January, pUan61. February
o 7Gaa77. March, pSmpss. April. ga,
July, i02s@iOsi August io2iftlo ~
@nup. May, i0Opalo0l June, io.is5tiO ~.
Sales. aO.pO bales
pNLY roHr NNp tNrrmoR NAHErr
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton mirkct opened sirois and
closed very ilrm middling, 05i0c. Sales, 1900
bales, including 2ol last evening, Of which
$3.50 10 exporters and 30 10 spinners, re-
ccipts, 6,G,J bales, shipments, asa bales
stock on hand, i32 asa bales; receipts tc
date, "a, $50 bales, shipment. 20 date, ih7,
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Ordinary, nominal, good ordinary, $50
midlling low, Oi.lGr; middling, a5lGc,
good middling Csc; middling fair, o i5-iGc,
fair, nominal.
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New yorL Dry Goods Market.

CLUrL,vr O.. Nov. o.-rctrolcum-.
Firm, r. ". ii0', &c.
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Rand. ans, sto,t..

Tho following list Is corrected regularly
md may be rcgnricda the latest quotations.
Rank srocKs.
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Cotton seed Products.

l,OHc7c; No, 2,5IGci green, l,Gjci sheepskins,
lJcGISI
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l'royisious.

Hoo PnoDuCrs Quiet; mess pork, Sll 2jf1
u ~; sugar cured hams, mon &c; break.
last bacon, II 1Ol2c; clear sides, bacon,
S1sc, clear rib silcg bacon, ~; long clear
bacon, ~: bacon shoulders, 5ezc. bulk
pork, clear sides 1870; clear rib Sides &c;
long clear &C. shoulders, 6',c.
L,RD-'ricrccs. Ghc half brls., 7ISc; kgt
ne. choice kettle, 7RGSc. firm.
Fi-n-Mackcrcl halt barrels No. I, 81 so
No. >, " 90 No. D. a. -. lO-lb kit No. |,
u ~; No. >, 81 10, No. 3, - o.. Dry herring,
family, 2bc per box
Pos fExr-i'arrels. ~ co. half barrels,
~ 10, kegs, o. IS
fn~H MEArs--Choice beef, headquarters,
o., forcguarters bttdc. second grade, hind
quariers 7c. fprc1uartcrs, lc. common, hind.
gunriers &c; forcquartcs &c. Sheep, G'sfG'c.
lIU-s TCfT &c
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Opened. Highest. Lowest. Closed.
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toNpoN, Nov. 81 p.m.-llr silver. I3a.d
prr ouncr Conrols clos'd nt iu2 I5.iG Tor
money aud lOi $40 for tho lpuuuut
rAm-, Nov. n-rhYc pc cent rcntcs, sii
~ 'su Tor the account
nANK CiEAEiNGs.
Nav OHtr,Ss Ia, Nov p.-ClcaringS Of
the banks, N,5'pSi2
Cuc,an H.. Nov u .-lhuk clcarinrs 10.
dnr wcr sit,5iGUoo.
NrW Yogg. Nov g-lhnk clcarincy today
were siG,. inl ~. balance. ti.5,2,uJl.
HuuNonr. Md, Nov Hank cic,rlny.
to-day wcrr s2.G12. So; balances, q1.s5a.
BnstnN. Mass. Nov. p.--Rink clearing. to.
day wcrc ~, as. $50, balances, \. Naea.
81 Intis, Mo. Nov. p=rhr bank clear.
inr. today we're g., ila,0so hilancrs. tal1 Gsp
pmt,prtruA. Pa, Nov blank clear.
inrs today we're ss,7S7,62l, balanccs. si.i5I..
iUs.
Grain. rrs,i-io.s bud Groceries.
Cmcuo, M. Noy Am the enln
markets Wcrc very quiet i"lay. Cousidcm.
bic nsti,ity. however Wa dcyrloprI LA Tho
provision pit during the earlier iaft III tho
session. Gmin values op,urd very close Ia
Monday latest prices, December wheat
being nd sat.c. Later u sold between ~. "a
IL. and hv noon hal r1ruycr,d again n,
7J'.c. where Il held sicniy for some time
aud finally closed at $50 'Stc
The corn market was irltuWlrss. ,Ncrpt
that q fair degree of hrmnO,s existed and
prices closed about l.c Over Toe opaning iig.
uu'a.
Oats although dull, ruled rather st,,dy
aud there WAS no material change in pfirrs
Very little interest was manifested iu the
market
Tie bulk Of the provision trdc rcutrrcd
Ia me-. pork. and a fairly active cuisines,
was t,unsncied nj q higher mnrr of price.
Receipts OF hoEs werc fair aud Ices than ca.
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GENERAL MARKET.
nrcnsistuff-.

CoRS MEAi-Standnrd, s. 1902 IS; pearl,
81 25Cd3 80; roller, ~ bjg2 90; quiet.
BEigg-Nayy 81 JO692 -.
Or MEAL-ln half brls S2g3 80 from
store
FLouR--From store, common, 81 81 fam
lily, ~ o.; choice, 81 81, fancy, 81; extra fan.
cy, ~ -; patent, s. 10, firm.
CRAcKER--Sodn, extra, &c; soda, treble cx-
ira, -; ginger snaps, 5HgGlSc; assorted
Jumblcs Toe.
CRAcRED WrEAr-In half brls., 81 % from
store.
HoHINY AND GRIrs-.From store, s393 25.
FecdstuiIs.
HAY-Choicc, from store, 00c; car load
from lcycc or depot, SlGAl7; prime store
S0fGSIc; ear load from lcycc or depot SliG9
10 prairie from store 5lc, car load from
lcycc or depot, s.
BnlN-From store, sj@o)c; from lcycc or
depot, $40 756Gl7
CoRN-From store, white SIC; mixed, 5lc;
from lcvcc or depot, white, In bulk, lSc; in
SKIS, ~; mixed, IN bulk, iSc, In SKIS, 5lc.
O,rs-From store, white, 800; mixcl, Be-;
from lcyco or depot, white IN bulk, 33c, In
SKIS, SIC, mixed, IN bulk, 2n In SKIS, - 40.
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The following shows the amount ~ grain
rccivcd. withdrawn aud IN store ty regular
slcyniors, ~ reported Ia the Merchants ct.
Change today Wheat w store, iu.piS hu
! Corn received. 2.5ss bu. withdrawn. j. go bu.
n store 1852 bu. Oats received. 80 bu:
Withdrawn, 400 bu. Nv store. %. $50 bu.
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EDUCATIONAL.

T1EAVER COLLEGE-THE $50 YEAR
Is Of ,bls most excellent School for Young La.
Az onons ecptcmber 10. Or. Taylor has demon.
..,,',Sd hi, superiority as M educator. Tho new
b"Tllng alley will DO ready for the Fall Term. n
IVilNNAf r.''... 70. ID " ~ si1a flteaIaN
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Mails. Fence and Rrads-10d to COD, 81 Is: 81 and
Cd. s. 40; Cd and I'd, 81 G5; I'd aud Sd, a. 70; Sd
IS Is; "a, 81 ~. 2sf f'..l 4 : -. -
Barrt-A inch, IS 40; * inch, 81 40: Inch 81 IS;
II Inch, 90 Is; n inch IS 10; IL inch, s. Is; X
Hniss,g-1 Inch, So Is; " inch, IS Is; " inch.
s. 40: ~ tolM Inch. 81 Is: inch, IS 90; az inch,
IS 65: finch and over, s. 49, Sfes - : -
Casing and Boz-lCd to SOD, s. 40; 81, s. is: Cd,
e. 80; i'd, 90 C5: Sd, 81 G. G2'a-;17 ~ 80 = :
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I. I. KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD ,,...u, \
Entering Houses and itobbing tho People In
$4,000. ~ HashiRstan .fauntr. --L..E. .l.E-

,ss " Washington County.
Since Last Thursday night gang Of
burglars have been operating in Washing.
ton county, Pa, along the line Of the
National road in bold and daring man.
ner. They commenced at West Alexan.
der and struck Little Washington satur-
day evening, and before Sunday morning
had managed TO get in their work In a
number OF places. Their mode Of pro-
ceedurs was 10 sneak into house and 20
Though thA clothes OF tho inmates, taking
all the loose change and yalnables, and In
some cases the garments. In only a few
INSTANCES did they take the time 10 20
through drawers and cupboards. h''
They. were Been In Washington by Mrs,
Orally, daughter Of DR.. Davic, whose houge
they were going through. Mrs. Craig WAS
there for tho night. About l O'Clock
Sunday morning abe wRkened and saw a
short, heavy cot man, who was either q
negro or a white man with black mssk.
with his hand on the knob OF the door
leading into the room OF her brother
Harry Davis. When tho miscresnt saw
TINT he was discovered be came towards
Mrs. Craig, who jumped out Of the open
window onto the balcony. Tho burglar
rushed out OF the room and down the
etairs, escaping by wsy OF the parlor win.
dow, where he had effected bis entrance,
Nothing was taken from the house, Mrs.
Craig's watch and jewelry, which were
lying on the bureau, were not taken. The
rooms Of DR.. Davis and Mr.. Craig were
not entered. Both gentlemen had con.
siderable sumo OF money in their clothing.
Three houses were entered in West
Alexander, three OF, Claysville, one at
Raubintown and o half dozsn in Washing.
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80 .-'ls,. 49, 1sDtEI 3.
Murdered by Preiu,lics

Thousands Of men die every day who
might be asved. Prejudice hnl murdered
many q man and woman. II It wers be-
lieved that the sum Of disease could be
reduced by physic much would be gained.
The nightmare oil death would not fright.
on US as 1t doea. In our modern clyiliza.
ton We ought reasonably to expect disease
to settle upon US because We do so much
to attract it, because we 90 often and 40
steadily expose ourselves to it. At the
same time We all ought to understand, as
a part Of our parliamentary education, that
to save ourselves from the effece Of such
exposure some kind liberalization should
be built around our vital forces lest the
enemy carry us, as it were, by a sudden
onslaught. For many years the unpreju.
diced have used Brsndreth's Pills In this
way and they have proved q most effective
wall against the approach OF disease.
Stop the daily murders--wo had almostsaid
suicides-0y using these Pills. They speak
Tor themselves--as they act. When every.
thing else hea failed Brsndreth'a Pills
hsvs saved lives. They are TO be had at
every drug stors. 4. 4. Z. = 8
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Good Demnnd for Iron and Coal,

FfRddesPftd OtspSfcH, y * 80 ss55,t
This iron men report an oven more on
couracing state OF affairs in their line of
business than existed last week. Demand
is moro general and includes bar iron and
the structural shapeg as well az pig iron.
Supplies on band are light, and all the
mills and fountries are being placed in
position 10 meet the reQuirmente Of an in
creased demand in the fall. Some OF the
isrgest iron furnaces in the State report
that Tor the year they have exceeded their
production Of last year by ., fully, 50 per
cent, and yet they have no accumulation.
This is particularly noted by the Thomsa
Iron Company and the Lackawanna Com
pany. Increased demand for steel rails is
also reported. There is not much Of an
improvement in prices, but it is declared
that this will como later on 5
"A The fuel trades this year, particularly
anthracite and bituminous coal, show q
wonderful increase in production over the
same time laat year. The output for this
year to date Of these two Goals has been
about 20, 100000 tons, equal 10 tho entire
output for the year 1876. Notwithstsnd-
ing this, the stocks OF coal on hand are re-.
ported MOTTO be excessive and prices have
been remarkably well maintained. Adj
vances in both classes Of fuel are predict
ed for August l. 4 I. I'd Il II u
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!. Ady,ca To Mntho,r,a.,.,

II Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of Your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth 2 Il
80, send at oncs and get q bottle OF Msa.,
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CH1LD.
rem TsRTHISa. 1ta value is incaIculable.
twill relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediRtely. Depend upon 1t, mothere,
there is no mistake about 1t. ( 1t cures
dysentery and diarrhGa, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, crrea wind collie,
soitena the guma, rsducea inflammation
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MEs. W 1NsLow's SOOTHING SyRup
FOE CHILDREN TRRrH1Na is pleasant to the
taste, and Is the prescription Of one Of the
Oldest and best female nurses md physi.
clans In the United States, and Is for sale
BY all druggists throughout the world.
Price rs cents q bottle. Il xwPaws 5
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Z srocx NORTHUMBERLAND mn

u.s. y coupon-,.....lG4 ". +
y. 3. " coup0n-...lG9 Mort
Pacific Is Of '9j......,.l24 Mort
Louisiana stamp. A.. IS Mort
Missouri 6s...............l00 N. v
Tenn: 6 settlement&.lcG ut. !
90 Ss..."............. TO- at. r
do 8S.............. u TEX,
Central Pacific drstA..lllkiTex.
D. II Z. G. frsts...,,ll0 ira
0. 4 Z. G.west, firsts rs Unit
Efie seconds......--.. 9stzl West
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Give Then, IL Chnpc,,

That is to say, your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma.
chinery it is. Not only the larger air.pas.
cages, but the thousanda Of little tubes
and cayitiea leading from them. a "a
When these are ciogged and choked
With matter which ought not to be- there,
your lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot do well.
EG Call 1t cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any Of the family
Of throat and noBs and head ana lung OBJ.
structions, all are bad. all ought to be-
got rid Of. There ia juht one sure way to
get lid Of them. That is to take Boschee's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you at Is cents bottle. Even if
everything else has failed you, you may
depend upon this Tor certain. 4Il,S5
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sIlz. -g.s- - - :
!. Renews Her Youth.

E Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peteruon, Clay
county, H., tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which is vouched for
by the residents Of the town: II am IS
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lamencss for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now ! am free from all pain and
1oreness, and am able to do ali my own
Homework. i owe my thanks to Electric
Bitte1s for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pair1. =
Try bottle, only Soc, ct Logan 4 Co. q
drug store. Il 81 i, 4
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! Worlds DIspensary Medical Association, {
g. $ssf GG3 Main ST., uuFFATO. Nv
Mexican War Veteran.

( ,rha ,ro,,,,, Z, : n, I-I1I-}-'
= INC "onueriul cHleacy or Swllts Specific as a
remedy and euro for rbe,,ro, law, ,r m ,,.o ID.
saw iof tAeuiia'ish aiiu aii olood us
u'u' ~
than this case affords. Tho candid unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given by tho venerable gentle.
-, =, :, ,,,,,., Ia.
The writer IL nrnm,n c,c, ~ N,ss,,,,,,, H.,
. VI .aiae'ssppi' any
gentleman towhom Mr. Martin refcrs nnI 4, whom
S''' ~" -H = .'t NV W "to"A
hc is indebted Tor tho advice to which hc owes his
-. - ~, go 5,'7T =
hal feiei from years OF suffering, is Mr. King. for
many venrs Tho n,n,,r r,t,,, cor :, a..
man! jess sno poiuAn n'sat cclh o1 INC Lawrcuco
IIorse. MT Jackson - I.t!Et5 ~
- 80 !, 's''''''' = i t5 e itl5i q;
sts JACKSON. MISS, April g. 1857. Il
I. 0euteuen--1 hnye bcen nm invalid nonsion,, a.
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FRoM John a. Quinn, Gagetown, Mich:
I have been using DR.. j. H. McLean's Tar
Wine Lung Balm and Strengthening Cor.
dial and blood Purifier for over year in
my family, and can csndidly ssy that their
equal for the purposes intended does not
exist. s ,las.G g \, !. Is pSw i
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It Is only the uusophisticated maiden.
who likes moonlight nights. The others
prefer the dark, genuine article.-Judqe.
A GIFT for All.

In order to give all chance to test it,
and thus be convinced Of its wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, will be, for a limited time, given
away. This offer is not only liberal, but
shows unbounded faith in the merits of
this great remedy. All who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection OF Throat,
Chest, or Lungs, are especially requested
to call at Logan 4 Co.'s Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles ST,
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An Engine on u Drunk.
Horauo!iamie Herald. 4 Il

The water at Hoxawottamie railway
station gave out and a supply had to be
bought in barrels Tor the engines. Oae
dark night an engine by mistake was till-
ed up from ak barrels OF whisky and
eight or ten Of beer, just arrived at the
station for delivery This driver never
had such time in all his life, as the en-.
CINE got drunk. II whistled constantly,
Hnorted and reeled, the bell rang, and Ii
WAS with difficulty that it was kept on the
rails. And when, they got to the terminue
nothing would persuade the engine 70 20
It's home in the roundhouss 1T stayed GU,
all nipht. X ia IA Ia u;
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Type.wsitsrs Cheap,

. We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and Tor sale on monthly install
mcnts. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD l.. Rose & Co.,
t 45ii u So Twelfth atreet.
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Dewnro Of Thorn, Sammy

LIDS Mercury. ~ v : u 4 .
= A loading matrimonial agent, who pub.
lishes Handy Guide to Marriage" and
an academic treatise on the bliss Of we'd
ded life, says that tho ladiea now most
sought for are divorces, and thoy are the
least difficult to please, as well as to trans.
act buainesa with. ..l...l IA. l-lI.l -.
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II 10 the teetlmany OF this writer, REIN
ioscet by that OF tso clergy men who have
given their time to tho question Of tene.
ment.house reform, that morality ia prac.
tica!ly impossible among them. It Is not
Aplesssns picture to dwell upon, bu. wha,
ID the semedy2 Mr.. Huntington caa find
40 other except the destruction Of the
tenement-house system. Blu! what shsll
take its place that wilt accommodate the
hundrsdeo Of thousBndsof ignorant, eoualid
poor, helpless and miserable emipran.s
pouring over hear every year from the
crowded capitals OF Europe, whore they
aave been kept under soma kind OF re-.
.traint by moro stringent laws than ours
As a rule they prefer tho tenement
houses, where they can herd together Il
ls the testimony Of tenement.house iaspec.
tors and health officers that they can only
clean and purify these places by force,
and that after their departure tho tenants
obey no regulations, even where they can,
prefering to live in filth. II driver, out
and provided with isolated lodgings thew
would of their own choice return to
the tenement. They will remain in.
The cities rather than II 90 A to the
country, and in the cities they
prefer to huddle together. Until in come
yet undiscovered manner, men, when loft
without restraint, can be prevented from
cropping at once into a condition Of ssy.
agery and animal existence, the problem
seems q hopeless one. They have, as this
writer eays, the right to lead pure and
good lives" and as Mr.. Ruskin gays:
The life is more thGn the meat. The
tich not only refuse food to the poor; they
tefuse wisdom; they reiusa salvation"
One conatant cause of the miserable con.
iition OF those wretched, filthy tenants, is
sheir almost universal addiction 10 LIQUOR
drinking. Nearly all the men aud many
OF tho women and children are OF intern.
psrate habits. Alcohol ia their besetting
ain; they'epend on 1t every, nickel they
can possibly spare. The effect is to besot
them and render them incapable Of clean
linces, ambition, thrift, or desire to better
heir condition in life. 4 .t2a
No one will dispute that the kingdom Of
light, liberty and love should be brought
INTO the midst Of the darkneas Of our
great cities but how, when the darkness
comprehends ii not {? /. Can there be sup-
preesion OF this great evil, or pnlliation
OF ita niisories 80 long az tho sources which
iced it are allowed itee vent and MI Eu-
rope can relieve itself Of Its poverty, Its
ignorance, its immortality, aud its crime
by making this country its dumping
gyOunu2 ~ ~ i 4 /. L. = =, :5sT{I
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= BALTIMORE. July 10 Flour steady and quiet
Wheat, western a shade nrmer; NO. ! winter red
spot and July SGt4sSlc: August Sl1sasls5ksc; Sep.
TENDER E2sasaEsr; October $500 Corn, west.
orn scarce and higher; mixat spot, 1870: August
iS1c Did; tSepcmbr 47a471Sc,s Oats easier and
quiet: western whita 37a39c; do mixei 34a35c
Rye steady at 56a59c. Provisions quiet and
steady. Coffee nomiually higher Mt l9a20c,
TOLEDO. July 19.-Whcat sctiye aud Armer: cash
7434r; July 7i1sc: August 7tsse, September 7G55Sc
October IKE; December s0kc, Corn firm and
higher; No. 2, 391zc; September 4l54c. =
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City Consumor--"Mr. Jacobs, l found
an eel in our milk can this morning,
Milkman (unabaehed) -"Yea'm; my wife
thought you'd enjoy delicscy."
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CINcIsEKr o., July lo.-Flnur weak and lower;
family 50 25as So fancy 50 70as s.. Wheat finn: No.
red 73Ac: IecnipR 81 90 bushels: shipments II ).
600 bushels Corn stroag: No 2 mixed l3c. Oats
weaker; No, 2 mixed 800. Rye dnll: No. q Soc.
PORK quiet at SIG - Lard, 6.40c Bulk meats firm
short rib s 2bc Bacon steady: short lib . so:
barrels OF finished goods on basis OF 81 05 Butter
strcfg. Sugar steady. Eggs heavy at 9Aioc. Cheese
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FINANCE AND TRADE IA
Tho Features OF the Nancy and Stock
~ lf -ts} ~ Markets. n5. " 81 2,

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NEW YoRK. July 19.-Money on cali easy nj a
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5%a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but firm at AS3l1ai 81. -
The stock market exhibited even more stigma.
non Today than yest nlay an with Tho exception
Of short period In the last hour there waI moth.
ing approaching 10 animation shown the entire
Gay. TINS tone was heavy almost throughout,
though no special progress was mSdc III the down.
ward direction until the i'st hour whe, Bismarck
inc NJ nIng was weak At declines from last even.
tsnss aga'et trfH to per gent. fhe tusires
were esAbli'h III the early doaiings, but beiofc
inc cnd Of the rst hour the usual s,pgnaton over.
spread the lit, AMI tho market was alternately
heavy and firm without any marked movement ID
Prices btyoud ihekifeogth " Hooking Valley IL
Aitcr II Q clock the dnllness' became moe IN.
tense hut In the last b. ur decided downward
heavy 1t about the lowest figures reached, The
entire list " lower, and Union Pacific aud Louis.
yiiie 4 Nashville eaen los, TX per cent; St. Paul
n. Northwestern, ~, colorado Coal, Now York
yentfal and Pacific NAL per cent each, Hooking
Val ey l. Sales ~ 635 shares - e ss- -
railroad bonds were dull today: sales s72i,o0o,
Government bonds were dull and firm. 80
btatG bonds dull and steady s7 fssfHI - ". I4t
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